Learn Spanish in NYC

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Here are a few more places to learn Spanish in NYC:

Spanish Uno

1 800 201-9550

www.spanishuno.com

Rennert School

212-867-8700

www.rennert.com

Taller Latino

212 665-9460

www.tallerlatino.org

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Most people chose to learn Spanish in NYC as a second laguage over any other language because it's the second most spoken language in the city, which is impressive when you think of just how many nationalities are packed into NYC! 27% of the population are Hispanic, so it’s a good idea to learn Spanish in NYC – a highly valued skill these days in business and socially.

Spanish is fortunately a lot easier to learn than English – the verbs follow very straight forward rules with not many irregulars to memorise (such as there are in English), and pronunciation is phonetic. Words are pronounced the same as they are spelt, which makes them much easier to learn.

So if you’re about to get started and learn Spanish in NYC get yourself a good home-study course that makes it easy to learn all the rules and vocabulary fast and with clarity. While also providing good exercises to make sure it all goes in and stays in, plus good flexibility and audio lessons – so you can learn as you go about your day. It’s much easier to keep up with Spanish lessons if you can easily study lessons whenever you have 20 or 30 minutes spare. Especially if you live a fast-paced life like most New Yorkers do!

The best course out there for this is Rocket Spanish:

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If you're planning to learn Spanish in NYC but are new to the city,  you'll find that most of the Spanish you encounter will be Puerto Rican Spanish – NYC has the largest Puerto Rican population outside of Puerto Rico. This is a good thing as in my opinion Puerto Rican Spanish is one of the most elegant Spanish accents there is, and has a very clear and easy to understand, flowing rythme to it.

The Hispanic communities of NYC have historically lived in the city’s poorer areas such as the Lower East Side, Spanish Harlem and Williamsburg, Brooklyn since the 1950s. But if you have lived in NYC for any time you will know that you hear Spanish spoken pretty regularly throughout New York, especially around Manhattan. If you’re looking for regular opportunities to put your new language to the test in the USA, it’s definitely a good move to learn Spanish in NYC!

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